ah that's a shame! I was not aware that there was a 3D view at all, otherwise I would have used it..

Anyway I think it shouldn't be a big thing to implement an endless map. It would be interesting to see the pressure maps of the northpole as that's one possibility to predict cold weather in the northern hemisphere and spot a possible polar vortex disruption.

@desan Hi, it is not possible in current map projection. It is Mercator projection which maps the Sphere to cylinder and both poles are mapped to infinity. Mathematical function used in projection computation is tangent which goes very quickly to infinity when the coordinate is close to 90 degrees, so the latitude is limited approximately to range [-85, 85]. This is common projection used in most web services like Google maps, Bing maps, etc. and also hardcoded in Leaflet library which is used in Windy.
We can not focus on it right now, but like you: We hope 3D come back someday.

@tz
Would a stereographic polar projection (plane tangent to the pole) be easier to implement ? It could be an alternative to the 3D mapping and could fill the gap due to the Mercator projection in the polar regions.
Of course it’s a less smart solution than 3D, and it needs 2 views, one for North Pole and one for South Pole.